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Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-11
EOR RENT
FOR RENT,

FOR RENT, &kA SEVERAL well lighted lofts, with or with. Na::H out steam power. s. PECK & CO., .Me.essk- ja5waSn 81 Day Street.
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"A GOOD wood moulding worker, steady work A and fair pay.
 DERBY BUILDING AND LUMBER CO.,, a7 7et narh1y I1cpn
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT. AA FROM APRIL 1st, the new residence No 2s H!.E Academy street: modern improvements in sss& ciuding steam heat. Apply to
 P. c. DURHAM mf4tf 445 Chanel Street
Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-11

fA HOUSE No. Park street, in perfect order lHH 13 rooms. all modern improvements.
 T. G. SLOAN q SON,
 Room Benedict's Building.
 Open evenings.
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MIMEATURE ALMANAC.
MARINE LIST,
z6kA PORT OF NE" HAVEN xx6

ARRIVED, April 9. Sch J J Hanson, Stevens, Bato, coal. Sch Sarah Walters, Walters, Norfolk, coal. Sch Franklin Pierce, Weir, Y. brick Sch Luzsrne, Twadd1e Y, brick. Sch H Delemater, French, Y, brick and clay. Sch Wm Young, Carter, Va. oysters.
 CLEARED AND SAILED. Sch Price. Smith, Va. Sch James H Hoyt, Dissoway, Baluo. Sch Seventy Six, Steele. N Y Sch Albert Mason, Abbott, N Y. Sch Wm Somers, Somers, N Y. Sch Maud Wltherell, Fadden, N Y. Sch H Hodgdon, Campbell. NY. Sch Rachel Jane, Kidd, Y. Sch B Jayne. Y.
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For sale or Rent

For sale or Rent {hAA A frrst-cass residence with all comforts @::;I and conveniences and very desirably located .E4HssA A good customer W Il be treated literally.
 B. C.. LAKE, n31 1St* 65 Church street
 FOR RENT. %<A HOUSE No. 1O9 Day street from May 1st @aiI Apply to CHARLES SHELTON, WM.Y 4S Church Street, From to 12 a. m. mao St
 FOR RENT. AA HOUSE. 10 rooms. Gas and City water E2:: with barn and carriage house, 315 Whitney hAsX avenue. Price $20. Inquire at
 313 WHITNEY AVENUE, or m30 If sos Grand Avenue
 FOR RENT, AA FROM May 1st The elegant residence No. Y:;; 20 Dwight street, house containing 10 or 12 as9 rooms, with all modern improvements Also barn. The lot is well stocked with choice fruits. The location is one of the best in the city. Rent 5000. Inquire at
 HINMAN'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY, m30 If 63 Church Street, Room 1.
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11amts.

A PoSIIilON by an experienced nurse to tai IA IA care CT an invalid lady or children; infa preierred. Best Of reference given Call at
 dll 3l FRANK Citv
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-31

.-..e. "a ",uggu
water on sunday,
afternoon affirmed
defendants upon u
soda water was not
necessity, and that
medicine but as a 4
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the wharf with every
thing ready to set sail. A carriage
which was waiting at the rear of the
court room conveyed Gibson TO the
vessel which cast oil lines and headed
for san Fran cisco, 1t required loss
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- -----.--s-.s 44.,si neguiator. This
preparation cured me, and | must say, IL 4,
the only medicine would give cent for In
my case" &C. II. Heard Richmond, Ind.
~ only genuine has IA Z stamp, in red
on front OF wrapper.
n, {, ZElLIN & co., Philadelphia, Pa,
Sole ProprietOrs. Price sl,
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The Fine Qualities

OF MulIS, Persian and fnc In.
dia Lawns have all been
marked down. Wearc show.
ing these IN all the very
finest threads.
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Dress Silks

all Of soft and rich finish, and
warranted not TO break. our
sale prices for these are TWEEN.
ty-lve per cent below thcirac'
tual value, and We ask an in.
Sprction of this lot ofycry Su.
perior quality and finish black
dress silks, all ~ inches wide;
Quality B, Sale Price Sl,3S a Yard
Quality C. Sale Price loo a Yard.
Quality D, Sale Price l.S5 a Yard.
Quality t, Sale Price 200 a Yard.
Quality H, Sale Price 2,2j a Yard.
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POIygauou. Wool

SALT LAKE, August 9,-Accord-
ing 10 an estimate Of the leading mer-
chants the Uiah CLIP this year will
amount to 100000 pounds.
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SANGER 4N(;| SANNvgtR Nv!;| Sanger M!;
Fourth Week Of Our Great
Clearing Sale !

Our Shoe Department offers
advantages to the money.sav.
ing public thatare interesting.
This weeks run will be ON
ladies fine shoes of the best
standard makes.
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hes' and Chilclrer's
White Suits.

lotnumrratc the many re.
'tionS We have made in
se, would require too much
ce, and as they have been
Iertl>ed before during this
cn only say that "A great
ny lots have been reduced
IT, make them move fast
Ne must sell out the en-.
. Pine before the season
ss.
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cur large caSsortmcutot new
patterns in fine rmhroidcrirS
and lacc> has interested the
ladies of Waco all the season
and with our special rrduc-
tionN We will doubled their
interest.
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FOurth Week Of Our Great
BEARING Sale !

And We continue to offer
stoni,hing values in every
'enartment. This week we
dyertise special bargains in
he goods, our bargains not
king confined to amy one class
ulIity of goods.
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Epet Department.

last weeks advertised
H prices in our carpet
.nent drew many buy,
| All reductions remain
Eulng ourspecial sale, and
Ie contemplating pur,
mg should buy now and
7 advantage of a complete
prtment.
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Men 8 Shoes
LOO "a Pair.

Eight styles of mems low
quarter shoes at above price.
v t. warrant every pair to be
worth s., We have made a
deep cut in these to close ont
a lot of about 200 pairs
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Our Regular Lines
or Mona ShooH

are the best value in America
for the money. These goods
are made up for lis especially
to sell at above prices, and
after giving them trial you
will always buy the same,
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S. 80 = Pair-
Ladies Fine Slippers

Some very elegant and
choice styles of Ladies' fine
slippers will be closed out at
reduced prices.
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OUR
Dress -..-GOOds
DEPARTMENT

Offers some very interesting
bargains in black and colorcd
all.wool dress fabrics III light
weight summer material or
medium weights for early fall
wear. You can save money
by making your purchases
now, as our shelves must be-
cleared of all surplus stock.
and prices are reduced az
cordingIy.
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Shoe Department
at So n Pair.

Ladies' evtra fine first quail.
ity of French kid, hand.turn.
ed button shoes, reduced tu
SIS from $3.50 a pair.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-31

We offer this week and for
the balance of this sale a LARGE
line of very superior quality
of French manufacture of
Black eros Grain
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-03-02
A Genial IReslorative.

Hostetter's Stomach Bitters are EN-
phatically genial restorative. The
changes which this great botanic remedy
produces in the disordered organization
are always agreeable, though surely
progressive, never abrupt and violent
On this account it is admirably adapted
to persons of delicate constitution and
weak nerves, to whom the powerful
mineral drugs are positively injurious.
That it initiates those processes which
result i'll the re-establishment of health
full vigor is conspicuously shown in cases
where it is taken to overcome that fruit
full cause of debility, Indigestion, coupled
as it usually is, with billiousness and
constipation. Thorough digestion, reg
ular evacuation and abundant secretion,
are results which promptly and invari-
ably attend its systematic use. 1t is, be-
sides, the best protective against ma
laria. and a first rate diuretic.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-03-02

a friend writing to US and re-
newing his subscription, says
1.-The REGISTER is my ideal of a
county paper. It is true to the
principles of Democracy, cour-
ageous, fearless, brim full of locals
and other news. II ought have at
least three thousand subscribers in
a growing county like Mason
This was not all the good things
he paid, but our mOdesty forbids us
quoting more. We only give this
IN order to show the high ap-
probation in which this paper
is held; and also to say that
every man in this county ought
TO be a subscriber to this paper.
We have reduced the price 70
s1.OO a year in advance to
subscribers in the county, and to
s1.15 to those outside of the eoun-
ty. 1t is now within the reach of
all. Come in and subscribe.
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Condemnation Notice.

ITO Henry j. Fisher, Sfrs.s Elfza s.
Fisher, Mrs. Theodore n. Piatt, Jno.
A. Hutchinson and D, :. Honshells
You will please take notice that on
the f2th day'of March, 1887, an applica-
ton will made ~ the Circuit Court of
Mason COUNT West Virginia, at q spg-
cial Term thereof 70 he held at lire
Court House thereof. on that dav. fnT
the appointment of Commissioners "a,
ascertain the just compensation fe the
persons entitled thereto fo1 Tie tracts of
land hereinafter mentioned, in which
you are interested ais owners, claimants
or holders, and for such orders and
Proceedings as may be necessary TO con-
denim the same for tile purpose fleTeiBs
after named: The said tract of land Is
described as follows, to-wit: Let No. I.
beginning at the point where kI4e center
line OF the Point Pleasant s,la HuYtjBys
ton extension OF the Ohio River Rail.
road crosses the boundary line Of tho
right of way of the Ohio River Railroad
Company at stGtfou 2x20of said eaten
sion, thence following the course of said
center line On a tangent bearing S. 49,
SV +. 5e5.5 It. to point of curve; thence
on sid curve of II46 # radius Si4.5 to 4
point of tangent, thence Oh said fAl,
gent bearing 5. 400 46> F. 34S &c. 10 the
boundary line between the lands 6f II.
j. Fisher and the right Of way 81 the
Ohio River RailrOasiS the aforesaid
strip to be 100 #. vide, 80 fl. on each
side OF said center Bne md containing
3 So 100 acres.
Lot No. 2, beginning sc the point
where the center lime of the Point Plea
SAINT and Huntington Extension of the
Ohio River Railroad CROSSES the bounda-
~ line between file right of way Of the
kanawha and Ohio RaiIroah and said
premises; thence following the es,r,rs GO, of
said center hue on a tangent bearing s.
46 f. 4ls II. to the boundary linf. be-
tween sand premises and lands of John
hinkIeys the aforesaid strip TO be go II.
vide, 80 1t. on each side OF said center
line, and containing o. 5S-I0O acres.
Lot No. B, beginning at the poinf
where the center line of the Point PIea-
SAINT and Huntington extension of tIse
ONO ktver Railroad crosses the b0nli,iG
airy line between lands of JohR Wink
ley and said premises, thence S,I3o,ViD..
the course of said center line On 4 tam
gent bearing 5. IL 49, Z 3I0.5 Il. ~ :.
point OF curve; thence Oh said cnYve 81
800 Il. radius 1879 f.. 70 fHe boanaare
line between said premises and Jansls IL
John Winkley; the aforesaid ssyiD 70, be,
go It. wide, 80 It, or each side Of said
center line, and eoAs&ins D. S5-IOOacrt.s.
The amount embraced in said three
ttaStS e1nDRae35lg IN all , 26-lO0 acres nf
land; plat Of which land marked - ~
is filed with the application in writing
IN the case, and which tract ef Isud- r.
proposed 70 be taken by The Ohio. Rixey
railroad Company, Corporations dul-
created and acting nBtIsr die laws s,f
y " est Virginia, and iateaaeth by said,
Company to be appropriated fss the
purpose OF constructing and eusrasi,,e,.
Railroad under aud, BY yiFtie sf its
act OF incorporation. and,tIe laBs sfsaisI.
OHIO, RIVER RaILKoxB Co.
BY Counsel.
febs6 4w.
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Eve M1LE IrEMs.-ewin @ .h


FIVE MILE ITEMS Owing TO the
mud the roads are almost impass
able.
Wheat looks tolerable well, but
some are afraid the freezes will
damage it. ~ tsia
There has not been much plough
ing done yet on account of rain
What has been done was done be
tween showers.
We are in hopes of better road
now for we notice some of the farm
ers are moving the road out of the
creek.
viii Moore, of your city was out
here to see the folks Saturday and
Sunday.
Jas. Canifax of this place, is re.
pairing John. Halsteads wagon; we
can insure Mr.. 81. satisfactory job
for Jim is good workman.
Mr.. Ben Hall has bought a fine
span of mules and seems well pleas
ed with them.
If the young man that sent to
n. Y. and got a magic lantern and
grind organ would capture one of
our lady violinists we think he
would be ready to start into bust
ness.
John Forrest goes to Wyoma, P.
o., quite often, but surely not for
his mail for his postoffice is right
at home. Persevere John and you'll
get prettier Valentine than you
did this year.
Mr.. Martin Taylor. of Nine Mile,
las been quite i'll for the last week,
but hope he will soon recover.
A social dance was given at Mr..
Wm. POOLS last Thursday night, in
honor of Miss Annie Pyles of your
city. We learn they had an en-
joyable time.
Mr.. Henry Martin says he does
not like running on the river, he
says he prefers the bills.
President Cleveland's overcoat
would not make Clint Halstead
vest-because it is a girl this time.
Some wocdmen chopping for
R"bt. Morris saw mill, got into an
alteration few days ago and one
young man got pretty badly used
up with an AK. Through the skill
full treatment of Drs. Reese and
Kerr. we learn he is getting along
as well as could be expected.
REGISTER ever welcome.
OB<ERvER.
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SCHOOL REPoRr.-Below are Civ
en- the average grades of the pupils
of Sunny Side School, for the
month ending February 4th, 1887
Glass A-Matt. Stribling "a; Ell
la Brown So; Oracle Prince 81; Bet.
tie Porter 50; ]. w. Hanly 80
Prentice Holloway so; Annie Hol.
loway SO; Hattie Sayre 81; Mamie
Shively SO.
Glass B-Katie Hereford 81; EN-,
ma Huly So; Katie B. Stribling 95;
MoIlie Moore 96; Bessie Stribling
SO; Maggie Hereford "a; Perry Har-
Dor so; Lulie Ashley 70; Claud
Ashley "a; Eddie Harbor so; Jer-
ONE Harbor 70; Willie Stribling
"a; Willie Todd 20; Horner Harbor
u. WILLIE E. MCNEIL,
Teacher.
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JNo. E. BELLER, Teacher.

Complaint is made by property
owners along the Kanawha and
Ohio rivers, at the great number Of
shanty boats that are moored along
the banks, the occupants of which
are committing all kinds of depre,
dations upon farmers. If there is
any law to make them pull in
lines and leave, it ought to be en-
forced against them.
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CHANGED HANns.-The forma
OBSERVER.

CHANGED HANDs.-The formal
announcement was made by editor
F. NJ Whaley, last week, that he
had sold his GGzette to Mr.. Lon. T.
Pilchard, who would continue Its
publication. We are sorry to part
with Mr.. Whaley, for during the
time he was engaged in the news
paper business our relations with
him have been most pleasant. We
wish hun success in all his future
undertakings. To the new editor,
Mr. Pilchard, we extend fraternal
greeting, and hope that he may
barring his politics, find the Ga
settc financial bonanza.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-03-02

Mr.. j. w. Bryan is now the sole
Agent for Landfethts Garden Seeds,
having bought out Mr.. William
Smith. "A fresh stock of these re-
liable seeds now on hand. See adj.
vertisement in another column.
A Large Prize by q NorfolIe
Club.
Learning that one.tenih Of tick
ct No. 81 $3.50, which drew the CAPT.
tai prize of S150,OO0 in the draw.
ing of The Louisiana State Lottery
on the 11th inst, had been collect
ed through the Marine Bank, q re-
porter of The VSrgigaia11 determined
To find out whom tickle fortune had
so favored, and soon discovered
that Capt. / Cain, of the steamer
"Bonito," was one of a party 10
whom the ticket belonged. Capt.
Cain was sought, but as his steam
er was in North Carolina, he could
not be seen until last night at 8
O'Clock, when his boat arrived
At that hour the reporter went to
the wharf and asked for Capt. Cain
and was directed to the boat, where
he was found leaning out of the
pilot-house window directing the
landing of his cargo. Upon ask.
ing few questions, it was learned
that Capt. Cain is one of thirty
residents of our city, who for about
two years have contributed month
lyt one dollar each to a club for the
purpose of buying tickets in The
Louisiana State Lottery, and du-
ring this period several prizes have
been won, but none over 5000,
which amount has been drawn by
them three or four times. just be.
fore the drawing on the 11th inst,
the club bought tickets, and among
them was the tenth-ticket number
ed 1890, and on examining the
official list of numbers drawn, the
club discovered that they were the
fortunate winners of S15, O00-
They deposited the ticket in the
Marine Bank for collection, and on
Thursday received their money
Capt. Cain said the club would
still continue to purchase tickets
monthly as before. Congratulating
the Captain on his fortune, and
thanking him for his information,
the reporter babe him good even
ing.-NoJolk (Fa) Ttrginian, Jan.
ODD.
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Sale of One Hundred
and twenty-five Acres OF
Land i'm Arbuckle District.
Mason County, w est Virginia.


IN pursuance of deed of trust execu-
i ted to S. I'll. Aumiller, (the undersign-
ed having been substituted Trustee in
his room and stead by a decretal order of
the Mason County Circuit Court BIZ
Benjamin Lewis, bearing date the Goth
day of October, 1876, and duly recorded
in the Mason County. Court Clerks Of
flee, in Trust Deed Book, No. 3, folio
14S, TO secure James Lewis the payment
of certain notes therein mentioned, and
default having been made in the pay
ment of said notes according to their
tenor and effect, and being required by
C. j. Zuspan, Administrator of said
James Lewis, deceased, the present
holder of the notes that are due and un
paid, to sell SO much of the property con-
veyed by said deed of trust, as may he
necessary to pay off and discharge the
several amounts due, shall as Trustee,
ON Monday. the 3rd Day of JAM
mary, 1857, between ! and o'clock
p. M, at the front door of the Court
House of Mason County, West Virginia,
proceed to sell at public auction, the
property, Tor 30 much thereof as may be
necessary to pay off said debt and costs
of sale. &c.,) described in said deed of
trust as follows: Beginning at a stake on
the north7easterly corner of lands now
owned by said grantee also on the line
of and now owned by Benjamin Hall,
thence S. 500 w. along the line of said
Halls land, 126 poles to a white oak,
thence s.. $50 E. 176 poles to a pile of
stone on the line of lands now owned by
Jos. Machir, thence n. 73o E. along the
line of said Machir''s land III poles to a
chestnut oak on the southerly corner of
land now owned by Buckley and Lewis,
thence n. 2S9o West along the line of
land now owned by Buckley and Lewis
IT2 poles to the place of beginning, con-
tanning 122 acres and l45 poles more or
less" Said land is situated in she Dis
trict of Arbuckle, Mason County, West
Virginia, short distance from the Kan
awha river, and is desirable hill farm.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-third of the
purchase money cash in hand, one-third
thereof with interest, in one year, and
the residue thereof with interest, in two
years. from the day of sale, taking from
the purchaser his notes, with good secu-
rity for the deferred payments, and re-
tanning the title as further security.
III. r. HOWARD, Trustee.
Simpson & Howard, Atty's.
dec. 1-4w.
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Our readers will find a full line
of Spring and Summer Goods, just
received aud opened at Sutphin's;
also nice line of hats, and his
stock of ladies' and gents shoes
will arrive this week. Go and see
him, and you will find his goods
and prices to suit you. Our farm
ers will find big stock of clover
and grass seeds at his store.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-03-02

Last week Mr. !. v. Rifle, of the
Flats, called Of the Office, paid for
and ordered the REGISTER sent to
his address for year. Friday he
called again and ordered the paper
sent to a friend for q year. It is
such men that are beneficial to a
community. extend to Mr.. R.
our thanks, and wish him success
in all his undertakings.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-03-02

In the recollection of the oldest
inhabitant, there never has been
in this region such weather and SO
much rain, as we are having now.
II seems as if it is not going 10
shut down until the town is over
flowed. 1t has been threatening
the town with overflow for a
month or more.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-03-02

Lawyers, School Teachers and
others, will find nice line of Lee
gal Cap, Foolscap, Letter paper,
Business and Official Envelopes,
Tablets, &C., at Hoy's Drug Store.
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nsrfif1pv- In ,be n,illst ~ Iifa

OBrfUARY.-In the midst of life
ne are in death. The burial Of c..
w Williams on Wednesday of last
week bore testimony to how a
whole community could sincerely
bow It's head in grief to that strange
and inscrutable dispensation of
Providence that orders the affairs
and destinies of men. The deceas-
ed was bornlin Lynchburg, Va, on
the 18th day of November, 1913; he
came to this city in 1857; he was
married to Miss Sophia Payne
September 18th, 1870; he professed
religion. and Joined the Baptist
church in 1872; he was member
of Rose OF Kanawha Lodge, No
1881. G. U. %. of o. F. He was al.
SO member Of the Household oil
Ruth. He died February 18th, 1877,
the funeral service was conducted
by his Pastor, Rev. P. H. Edwards,
Tex:y2 Tim. ~ Chap. z verse
His brethren feel that his death
has created vacuem hard to be
filed; he leaves bereaved widow
and son, who have the deepest
sympathy of this community. *xa
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-03-02

THE celebrated stallion Highland
i Chief will make the season OF 1887,
in his new stable near The bridge which
Dresses Crooked Creek at its mouth, st
so the season, the money to be paid
when the service is. rendered. Mar es
notproving with foaf may be returned
next season free of charge. Pasturage
furnished at so centsper week. Oats or
corn and bay $500 per week. Mares can
be sent from a distance by boat or
rail, owners giving notice in advance OF
shipment. The best care and attention.
will be given. Accidents and escapes at
owners risk. Address all commui1ica-
tons to j. j.. BRIGHT, Point Pleasant,
West Virginia:
sD The Season viii cofnnence April
Isl; 1887. [may 5-1ys
Printing Of an Kinds. ...eeenlted :. this
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We understand tina. Prof. Kenny
is going to build large brick resi-
dence on his lot in the upper end
of town. Hon. Jas. B. Menager is
also going to build fine frame res
idence on the lot recently purcha-
sed from Prof. Kenny.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-03-02

Saturday evening the engine
pulling Capt. Clarkson' IS train from
Charleston, was ditched at the sta
ton opposite here, in Ohio. Cause
misplaced switch. No one hurt.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-03-02

The Town Council ought to eth
er fix the street leading to the K.
& o. Depot, or else forbid teams
hauling over it altogether. 1t is a
shockingly bad road and is getting
worse every day.